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Browse CollectionsThe metals we use and how each is made — 925 sterling silver, gold-fill and more, with what to expect from everyday wear.
Bright, white metallic lustre. The most popular precious metal for everyday jewellery.
Durability: Highly durable and finished with an anti-tarnish e-coat, so it keeps its shine through everyday wear. Rinse and dry after chlorine or salt water to protect the finish.
Price: Most affordable precious metal option.
Warm pink-toned metal. Created by alloying gold with copper for a romantic blush finish.
Durability: Very durable. The copper content makes it harder than yellow gold.
Price: Mid-range. More expensive than silver due to gold content.
Classic warm gold tone. Timeless and elegant.
Durability: Moderate. Pure gold is soft; alloys improve durability.
Price: Premium. The most expensive of our three materials.
| Material | Durability | Tarnish Resistance | Price Point |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sterling Silver | Good | Anti-tarnish e-coat finish | Most affordable precious metal option. |
| Rose Gold | Excellent | Low — resistant to tarnishing | Mid-range. More expensive than silver due to gold content. |
| Yellow Gold | Very Good | Very low — minimal tarnishing | Premium. The most expensive of our three materials. |